Why is the fixed location div "PopOutMenuDiv" starting in the wrong position on my Webflow page?

Your fixed location div ("PopOutMenuDiv") may appear in the wrong position due to layout or styling conflicts, incorrect settings, or interactions/scripts modifying its position. Here’s how to identify and fix it.

1. Verify Position Settings

• Go to the Style panel and confirm that the Position is set to Fixed.
• Check the reference point for the fixed element. Is it set to Top right, Top left, Bottom left, etc.?
• Confirm that Top, Right, Bottom, or Left values are defined correctly. Leaving these unset or inconsistent may result in unexpected starting positions.

2. Check Z-Index and Overlapping Elements

• Ensure z-index is high enough (e.g., 999 or more) so it's not being covered or "pushed" by other elements.
• Even fixed elements can visually seem to be in the "wrong" position if other elements are stacked improperly.

3. Inspect Responsive Settings

• In smaller breakpoints (Tablet, Mobile), positioning values might differ. Inspect those breakpoints to make sure settings are consistent.
• Sometimes, settings applied at the Desktop view don’t cascade properly to other views if they’ve been overridden.

4. Check for Parent Overflow or Display Issues

• Even though fixed elements are technically outside the DOM flow, some overflow:hidden settings in ancestor elements can affect visibility.
• Make sure the body or section containers aren’t masking the fixed div.

5. Review Interactions or Initial States

• Go to the Interactions panel and look at any triggers that involve "PopOutMenuDiv".
• If an Initial State is enabled within a Webflow animation, it may alter position, opacity, or transform the moment the page loads.

6. Review Custom Code

• Inspect any custom CSS or JavaScript that might be applied, especially those changing styles via style.left, style.top, or using jQuery.
• Inline transform: translate() or top, right adjustments from scripts can override Webflow’s settings.

7. Use the Navigator for Structure Insights

• Make sure the div is not nested inside another fixed or transformed element by mistake.
• Although fixed positioning pulls it out of normal flow, nesting can still influence behavior in some browsers.

Summary

The incorrect starting position of your "PopOutMenuDiv" is likely due to an issue with position values, breakpoints, interactions, or hidden overflow settings. Systematically review each setting in the Style and Interactions panels, and inspect any custom code that might be adjusting location dynamically.